From: gef@hotmail.com
Laura wrote:
> "gef" wrote in message
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>>Laura wrote:
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>>>"gef" wrote in message
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>>>>Closing me eyes in a dream was never really usefull since it's easier
>>>>for me to loose my awarness then... Reality check for me in a dream is
>>>>only a question of feeling. My practice is more about being aware during
>>>>the day (at all time), once I get aware in a dream I know it's a dream
>>>>just by being there.
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>>>Yes, but the very point of a reality check is to become aware in the
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> first
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>>>place :-)
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>>Yes maybe I don't get the point of a reality check then. I mean how can
>>you make a reality check if you are not aware at first ? hum...
>>is it 'reality check' = 'ways to get aware' or 'reality check' = 'ways
>>to find out if i am in a dream or in waking...
>>
>>Namaste
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>
> That's why most advice tells you that you should get used to doing reality
> checks all the time, so that they become a habitual action. The idea is that
> if you are used to doing them all the time, chances are you will do them
> even in your dreams. During such an automatic reality check, you will then
> note discrepancies, which will spark awareness.
> If you don't get used to doing reality checks, you have to rely on some
> small measure of awareness in dreams in order to even remember doing them.
>
>
Yes I guess then my reality check are simply mental activity. When
something happen intense during the day I try to remember that this is
only a dream. But it not only for dream purpose but for spiritual grow
as well...
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